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Switzerland is also much smaller than the UK or California in most respects.
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10y ago
This happens a lot with Musk, through no fault of his own. For example, on The Late Show, he talks about terraforming Mars with nukes, which has certainly been on the Wikipedia page of the subject for a long time, but many articles reported
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I wonder if the strain would have been reduced by redesigning the control scheme. Does it use two human limbs to control four limbs? It could have the operator perched horizontally and control the rear legs with the operator's legs and
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10y ago
The article says the argument is a fairly even split. Have there been any larger polls on the subject? It seem that it'd be much harder to collaborate on code styles that enforce tab indenting.
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The only reason I have my phone on me while I'm exercising is for fitness tracking. It's a pain in the ass to have it while running unless it's strapped to your body because it bounces around if it's not strapped down. T
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10y ago
Oh wow, thanks. Is that not him in the photos? Or is he only just plagiarizing the text?
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This guy also took the $23,000 Suites Class on Singapore Airlines from Singapore to NYC. http://dereklow.co/what-its-like-to-fly-the-23000-singapore-... edit: i learned that most of this is plagiarized. it's baffling t
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10y ago
I'm not sure where you got the perception that Chrome OS only has the kernel open. Most of the userspace is also open. http://www.chromium.org/chromium-os/developer-guide And there are even a few forks[1], includi
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10y ago
There are over twenty. Half are international and the other half are smaller ones including my local airport. https://www.tsa.gov/for-industry/screening-partnerships
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Wood That Could Be Mistaken for Glass
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App dev accused of trespassing to remove licensed software
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It's common in a lot of countries. I took one in Vietnam and it looks like this (a bit denser than these buses, I believe) http://www.sapavietnam-tours.com/image/sleeper-bus-sapa-viet...
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It should be clarified that this is an op-ed. The author does not cite any hard facts, and the primary argument seems to be that the author believes that only Toyota's methods are the methods that work, and because Tesla isn't doi
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11y ago
Maybe just add a "(sic)" after "Wikipedia"
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the "Wikipedia" mistake came from Pegg himself. The article did (however poorly) cover your nit and mentioned it was part of the Wikia group of wikis.
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Even worse is that iOS browsers cannot implement their own rendering system, so they are all locked to Safari's version of WebKit. At least browsers in Android can truly be different than both the in-system chromium based webview and C
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2204 / 90,000,000 (total e-waste) = 0.002% Also, the gold was not just from iPhones. Macs and iPads are included in that number. What a weird non-story. It would be interesting to know the cost of the recycling program to know if the m
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According to github, it seems that the VR stuff is codesigned, so to use the compat layer, you have to patch out the verification of code signatures, meaning that it is indeed tied to specific hardware in the code of each application
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An interesting piece of trivia, while potatoes are in cuisine across the world now, they are native to the Americas (which is briefly mentioned in the article). It's ability to feed many (being caloricly dense), as well as being fairly
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I much preferred the generic yellow gumdrop emoji. The people feel a little too bland.
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Debugging a crash report from an app with both proguard and redex sounds like it would be a nightmare.
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Cool! A happy mistake to get corrected.
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Has this diverged from WHATWG's "living" HTML spec or is it just a snapshot of it?
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People sign up. There is also a http://twitter.com/sweden that is also run by citizens who sign up (it rotates every week).
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Sorry, it was _just_ the removal of the conductor (the one in the middle of the train that opens and closes the door. That was enough to scare people. They did it in 2005 and tried again in 2009. http://www.nytimes.com/2005&
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Elon Musk is a naturalized American citizen since 2002[1]. Referring to him as American would be appropriate. [1] http://www.esquire.com/news-politics/a16681/elon-musk-interv...
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They had planned to run it unmanned, and did run it unmanned for a small period of time. People felt unsafe, so they re-manned it.
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On a very small scale: http://gravitylight.org
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Well, for one thing, it's a graphical OS.
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11y ago
Do you like baking?
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